Mediation Prolonged as Naon Visits Washington
Washington reports the mediation talks may extend another week after the visit of Argentine Minister Naon who returns optimistic. Officials hope to appoint a provisional president and resume sessions Monday while seeking a feasible settlement among Mexican factions led by Carranza Villa and Huerta.
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Washington
Naon
Wilson
Noon
Bryan
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Villa
Excursion Over Cheyenne Albion Railway Tuesday
The Cheyenne Albion railway excursion departs 8 a m from Industrial Club corner next Tuesday. Cheyenne boosters invite business professionals and citizens to join an automobile party touring farmers along the route with planned calls at Divide Wauneta Golden Prairie and Albion returning at will. Luncheon with Cheyenne residents, business speeches and social time are planned amid a day of fresh air and sociability for all participants.
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Cheyenne-Albion
Industrial Club
Tuesiday
Cheyenne
Uoon
Divide
Wauneta
Golden Prairie
Albian
Aeroplane Rams Dirigible In Mid-Air Crash Over Vienna
A military aeroplane rammed the 200 foot Austrian dirigible Parsons causing a mid-air explosion and fire. All nine on the dirigible perished along with the two on the aircraft, including Captain Von Blaschke. The crash occurred above the En geredof Fischamend field during a war department aerial test.
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Vienna
Engeredof
Fischamend
Ueda
von Blaschke
Austria
War Department
Platz
Buchta
Hauswirth
Progressives Defeat Motion on Perkins and Back Independent Path
The Progressive state committee and county chairmen in New Jersey opposed any joint ticket with Republicans in upcoming primaries and elections. They pledged a Progressive ticket in every county and for consent. A motion to remove George W. Perkins as Progressive national chairman failed, with only three votes in favor. The group urged delaying the issue until Theodore Roosevelt’s return.
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Trenton
N. J
Progressive State Committee
George W. Perkins
Progressive National Committee
George L. Record
Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Jealous Wife Fatally Shoots Boston Lawyer
Ex perter, Massachusetts, June 20. Henry Folsom a Boston lawyer was found dead along the road near here today. His wife stood over the body with a revolver and is reported to have confessed to the shooting. Jealousy is regarded as the motive.
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Exerter
Henry Folsom
Boston
Restored Lands Include 684000 Acres in West
Secretary Lane under the enlarged homestead act set aside about 684000 acres of land in California and Oregon. He also urged President Wilson to restore 129601 acres in Montana and over 43000 acres in western Wyoming, coal lands with little coal. On his recommendation 290000 acres in eastern Wyoming, previously coal land withdrawn, were opened to entry.
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Washington
California
Oregon
Lane
Wilson
Montana
Wyoming
Mouse Found in Beer Triggers Lawsuit in Worcester
In Worcester on June 20, Andrew Marzotti discovered a mouse in a bottle of beer from a local bottling company. He intends to sue for damages claiming shock to his feelings as a result of the incident aboard the water wagon.
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Mouse
Worcester
Mass
Andrew Marsoett
Andrew
Brewing Company
Wyoming Weekend Weather Outlook
Weather forecast for Wyoming on June 20 shows cloudy skies with possible local showers on Sunday. Monday is expected to be fair with improving conditions.
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Wyoming
Col Hart Succumbs Mourned City Halts to Honor
Cheyenne grieves for Adjutant General Verling K Hart who died at 10 30 am. State and city flags lowered, capitol closed Monday for his funeral at St Mark s Episcopal church with military and National Guard escorts. Governor Carey named Col George M Sliney acting adjutant general and outlined state actions. Hart served in Cuba and the Philippines and commanded construction at Fort Russell before retirement in 1910. He married Lyda Belle Mooar and is survived by his wife and three sons Verling Kersey Jr James Davis and Lion Gardiner. He was a leading banker and Mason and Elk in Wyoming.
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Fong
Verling K. Hart
Cheyenne
State House
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Verlinger
Weat Point
J. M. Carey
Wyoming
Carey
Ite
Hart
Cuba
Philippines
Thames
Fort Russell
West Point
W. K .Hart
Lyda Belle Mooar
Keokuk
Iowa
Smoot Blames Tariff for Troubled Prosperity Outlook
In a Senate debate on June 20 critics and allies clashed over the economy. Senator Smoot blamed the tariff for troubling conditions citing May treasury data and a $33 million drop in imports. Senator Owen pointed to three groups of invaders in New York as a source of tension, while Hollis defended Democrats and warned of foreign distrust in American stocks.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Owen
New York
Treasury
Europe
Flollis
Thomas
Awerkon
Utah
Hillcrest mine disaster death toll climbs in Alberta
Flames halted rescue at Hillcrest No 20 after the explosion. Of 206 miners who entered yesterday 145 were dead and 41 escaped alive. Officials ordered 200 coffins as inquest planning began and rescue efforts resumed with mining engineers guiding the salvage.
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Lethbridge
Hillcrest
Alberta
Hillcrest Company
Quigley
Winnipeg
Preacher Whipped and Expelled by Canyonville Mob
W G Smith former clergyman was horsewhipped by women and pelted with eyes by men in Canyonville Oregon on June 20. He was sent away on a train at Wolf Creek and told not to return. Smith had recently quit the pulpit to go into real estate.
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Canyonville
Ore
W. G. Smith
Wolf Creek
Smith
State land sale opens Cheyenne to private farms
The Cheyenne land sale closes with nearly 20 000 acres sold to about 40 buyers from Cheyenne and beyond. Prices averaged 12 dollars an acre for parcels near the city, boosting hopes of growth, new homes, and future sales by ranchers. Auctioneer Paschal praised Wyoming as ideal for homeseekers and promised follow up sales in coming days.
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Paschal
City of
Cheyenne
Greater
Cheyenne Club
Wyoming
Union
Ning
Stephen Bow
Henry Becker
M. K. Geary
C. E. McGarvey
L. A. West of West Virginia
J. R. Carpenter
Frank Smith
George Prosser
E.T. Taylor
Allee Parsons
W. H. Lane
J. T. Boyd
John Barrit
D. J. Howell
James Speer
T. Paul Wilcox
James R. Hill
Henry Altman
Minnie E. Allen
Herbert R. Schneider
Anna S. Schuck
Clyde Barry
J. W. Trotter
W. J. LeBaron
J. A. Devine
Sam Thompson
Martin Bedlie
M. F. Morris
R. M. LaMont
A. K E. Brendler
Mat Smith
Miss Ann Gusher
R. K. Olds
C. A. Semrad
U. R. Paschal
California
Wroming
Male suffragists ducked amid protest at crowd scene
A crowd at a London rally interrupted chancellor George and forced him from the grounds after women demanded votes for women. Clergymen urged action as the protest swelled, and the chancellor narrowly avoided drowning in a nearby lake as volunteers pulled him to safety.
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London
George
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